[ubuntu-mono] [Bug 768718] Re: "Re-Importing" a folder with images, creates duplicates for each "version" of an already imported image

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** Changed in: f-spot (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Confirmed

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Title:
  "Re-Importing" a folder with images, creates duplicates for each
  "version" of an already imported image

Status in “f-spot” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  Binary package hint: f-spot

  Version: F-Spot  Installed: 0.8.0-1
  Platform: Ubuntu 10.10 

  I keep my images in a folder and import them without the "copy"
  option.

  Editing Images in F-Spot creates new files in this folder 
  (eg. cropping "DSC_9216.JPG" results in a new file "DSC_9216 (Modified).JPG" in the same folder.

  If I add new images into this folder and re-import the folder, then
  F-Spot sees, that "DSC_9216.JPG" exists already (and hence doesn't
  import it again), but "DSC_9216 (Modified).JPG" is imported as new
  image, even though it is onle a "cropped version" of "DSC_9216.JPG".

  The versions should not be re-imported as new images.

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